1. Sudhir Rao Technology Specialist | Microsoft Corporation

2. Management Web Virtualization IIS 7.5 ASP.NET on Server Core Web Management Web Publishing Hyper-V with Live Migration Hot Add/Remove VM Storage Remote Desktop Services Solid Foundation for Enterprise Workloads Power Management PowerShell 2.0 AD Administrative Center Best Practices Analyzer Better Together with Windows 7 Scalability and Reliability DirectAccess ™ BranchCache ™ Enhanced Group Policies Remote Desktop & App Connections >64 Core Support Componentization Technology Investment Areas

4. Overview Microsoft’s virtualization vision Server virtualization with Hyper-V Presentation virtualization with RDS

5. Increasing Availability Live Migr ation Cluster Node 1 Network Storage Cluster Node 2 Configuration Data Virtual Machine Memory Content VHD Memory Sync Virtual Machine User

6. Streamlining Virtualization Management Hyper-V Management Console PowerShell command-line interface System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008

7. Simplifying Deployment Boot from.vhd Enables pre-configuration of virtual and physical computers Reduces the number of managed images Simplifies test deployments Boot VHD

8. Improved Management Toolset Reduce repetitive task with RDS PowerShell support, improved application install, connection broker install & profile management RDS and VDI – An Integrated Solution Single broker to connect users to sessions or virtual machines, out of the box solution for VDI scenarios with Hyper-V Improving the User Experience Experience rich multimedia, VoIP integration, aero glass remoting, true multi-monitor support RemoteApp & Desktop Connections Centrally hosted applications integrated into start menu, desktop, etc. Can personalize a non-work PC with work applications without installing them locally Platform Investments Multiple levels of extensibility for custom partner solutions for Remote Desktop Services & VDI based solutions Remote Desktop Services in R2

9. RDS & VDI – An Integrated Solution Remote Desktop Gateway Server Remote Desktop Connection Broker Remote App Servers RemoteApp & Desktop Web Access Server Client Authentication Hyper-V-based Remote Desktops

11. Power management Streamlined administration Windows PowerShell remote scenarios The PowerShell graphical interface Extending Windows PowerShell scripts AD & identity management Best Practice Analyzers Overview

12. 2.8 GHz Dual Core Processor Processor Core 1 Active Processor Core 2 Inactive Processor Core 4 Inactive Processor Core 3 Inactive Power Management Core Parking Adjusting P-states Centralized storage Processor Core 1 P-State=0P-State=0P-StatePercentFrequency 01002.800 GHz 1902.520 GHz 2852.380 GHz 3752.100 GHz 4601.680 GHz 5501.400 GHz P-StatePercentFrequency 01002.800 GHz 1902.520 GHz 2852.380 GHz 3752.100 GHz 4601.680 GHz 5501.400 GHz Processor Core 2 P-State=4P-State=4 Storage Area Network

13. Scalability and Reliability

14. Overview Performance & Scalability Failover Clustering in Server 2008 R2 Storage Performance

15. Performance and Scalability 256 Logical Cores Reduced overhead via Server Core High performance storage

16. Processor Power and Memory Capacity Improved physical processor and memory resources Runs exclusively on 64-bit processors Supports up to 256 logical processor cores Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V supports up to 32 physical processor cores Improved virtual processor resources Each virtual machine supports up to 4 logical cores Supports Second-Level Address Translation (SLAT) and CPU Core Parking

17. Componentization The OS as Components Install only what you need Example: Server Core, Branch RoDC Role = Active Directory Services Features = BitLocker Server = Kernel, TCP/IP & Security

18. Failover Clustering in R2 Monitoring and Management Monitoring: clusters, nodes and applications PowerShell Provider Read-Only Access

19. Cluster Migration New HA Roles: DFS-Replication, Hyper- V and Terminal Services Session Broker Windows Server 2008 R2 Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2008 Windows Server 2008 R2

20. Cluster Shared Volumes Disk 5 VHDVHDVHDVHDVHDVHD SAN Single Volume Concurrent access to a single file system

21. Cluster Fault Tolerances SAN VHDVHD SAN Connectivity Failure I/O Redirected via network Volume mounted on Node 1 VM running on Node 2 is unaffected Node Failure Brief queuing of I/O while volume ownership is changed Volume relocates to a healthy node VM running on Node 2 is unaffected Routed to Redundant Network Network Path Connectivity Failure

22. Storage Performance Storage Area Network Multi-path performance optimization iSCSI Performance Enhancements

23. Solid Foundation for Enterprise Workloads

24. DirectAccess™ Oveview BranchCache™ Read-Only DFS for branch security Serving Up the Virtual Desktop Protection for Mobile Data

25. Serving Up the Virtual Desktop RDS extended to include VDI Simplified publishing and access Support for managed & unmanaged clients Tight integration with Windows 7 ‘Feeds’ Start menu, system tray and control panel RemoteApp & Desktop Web Access Improved end-user experience High-end multimedia, multi-monitor, Aero, more

26. Summary Increased server consolidation Greater administrative control Rich Web-based experiences Performance and scalability enhancements Unprecedented synergies with client OS Anywhere access Taking an enterprise-class foundation to the next level

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